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Understanding 9/11
The wise know when to stop suspecting and
start trusting. There is a thin line separating the paranoid from the moron.
To suspect all the time is counterproductive. It inhibits and retards. It
consumes scarce resources. It prevents collaboration and progress. It
constricts one's life and limits it. And it impairs one's reality test.
Constant vigilance is a long name for the anxiety and fears induced by
stupidity and ignorance.
Paranoia is a form of grandiosity: "I am important enough to be the target
of conspiracies and the epicenter of critical events." It is an element of
narcissism.
At some point, you have to say: "Enough is enough. I am willing to lay a
bet on this person, invest in this business, go on this trip". In
hindsight it may prove to have been a wrong decision. But any decision is
better than lifelong paralysis.
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